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The Process Effect

by Trish Harris

Podcast by Trish Harris

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Episodes

  1. How to Respond to Student Writing: The Power of Feedback

    Do you struggle with your responses to your learner's work? Have you ever wondered what the impact of your feedback might be, or how to create the most useful feedback? This episode explores these issues and offers a list of several actionable characteristics of effective feedback you can put to...

  2. How to Learn All Summer

    In How to Learn all Summer, we discuss how to use the summer break to prepare for the coming academic year by studying without studying. Thank you for joining us! Our intro track is from @Erokia's Ambient Wave 34, Creative Commons licensed, from FreeSound.org. (Thank you so much!) You can check…

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  3. Why Instant and Easy Don't Satisfy

    Have you ever looked at your schedule or to-do list and wished for an Easy button, an instant version of this day's life, or some cheap fix that also makes the day fun? This episode asks us to look at the list itself and break it into three categories of things to do so we can make our dreams…

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  4. What Learners Fear About Learning

    The fear of learning is possibly the most common feature of learning. Do you know someone who is perfectly competent, even brilliant, in some areas but who is absolutely convinced they cannot do or learn one specific thing? In Peak Learning, Ronald Gross outlines six learning fears. And in this...

  5. Magical Moments: How to Slow Down and Notice

    Are you too rushed, busy, or even resigned to notice the moments of quiet transformation at which an inexplicable influence acts in surprising ways to change what is happening? Pop in to hear more about what magic(al) means and how to slow down to notice the magical moments in your everyday life....

  6. The Four Levels of Learning Engagement

    Have you ever wondered whether a basic process, a basic set of steps, exists for optimal learning? Well, we have found it and share the details in this episode of the podcast. Our intro track is from @Erokia's Ambient Wave 34, Creative Commons licensed, from FreeSound.org. (Thank you so much!)…

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  7. Trust Yourself

    The message of this day, and every day, is simple: trust yourself. Our intro track is from @Erokia's Ambient Wave 34, Creative Commons licensed, from FreeSound.org. (Thank you so much!) You can check out more of their work (and process) at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3f2acuv1Q0HsUAxQqWotrQ.

  8. Engaging Reluctant Readers

    Would you like to learn how to help your reluctant reader enjoy reading? In this podcast, we share processes and tips you can use right away.

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Podcast by Trish Harris

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Trish Harris

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